It was all engines go at Central Station on Saturday morning when the annual Transport Heritage Expo took over the historic station, bringing with it the trains and buses of yesteryear.
Steam trains, vintage electric trains and double decker buses were on display, with revellers young and old excited to get a look.
A number of events, including steam train rides from Central to Hurstville and back again, Devonshire tea aboard a heritage train, and vintage bus rides around the CBD, will continue over the long weekend.
One family had travelled from Wollongong for the Expo bringing with them three-year-old Lincoln, a young train enthusiast who was dressed up for the occasion in a custom train conductor outfit.
"When he was one he started taking a real interest in trains. I don't think he'll grow out of it, I really don't," said his grandmother Susan Murphy.
"He got obsessed from watching Thomas the Tank Engine. He knows every single train on the show."
The platform was filled with fans like Lincoln, some young and others a little older.
"I've always been interested in trains, so being able to ride on these old ones is a real treat," said John, a self proclaimed "train fanatic", who has planned to revisit the exhibits over the weekend.
Tickets are available online and at Central Station.
